Stevenage return to action at The Lamex Stadium this Tuesday with a clash against Colchester United....
Last time out, Boro fell to a 3-1 away defeat at Matt Taylor's Exeter City. Manager Alex Revell was unable to travel due to feeling unwell, leaving Assistant Manager Dean Wilkins to oversee the action. Wilkins described the Stevenage performance as a 'blip', and will aim to make things right on Tuesday evening.
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Steve Ball's side occupy 15th place in League Two and are currently winless in their last seven league games, with the U's last win coming in a 1-0 victory against Scunthorpe United in December.
In the previous meeting between these two sides, Colchester United emerged 3-1 winners courtesy of a Jevani Brown hat-trick, while Boro's last win against Tuesday's opponents came in a 2-1 EFL Trophy triumph, via a first-half brace from striker Jason Cowley.
Colchester United first-team coach Steve Ball said, "There has been a few times this year where we have lost and then had a blank week, which I didn't want. If ever I want a game, it's now.
The players were hurting after Morecambe, there was a bit of anger in there, disappointment and frustration, because we were the better side in the first half. We are going again, picking ourselves up, and getting prepared right for Tuesday."
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